/vr/ - Retro Games

How the fuck do you deal with the guys that look like shadows after you get the golden key on the first level? They just look at me then kick my shit in with their fucking crazy fireball. I tried strafing but I just eventually run out of missiles and explosives.

>>743203
Meh, I don't have the money to spend, but once I do, I'll come back to you.

>>743195
Is FF9 black label?

>>743094
If you accept Paypal payments as purchases, it means that if something goes wrong, Paypal will refund the buyer's money. For as long as I've been viewing these threads, there hasn't been any major issues come up.

Sin and Punishment? It got a Wii Virtual Console release, though.

>>732707
Need a picture of the back.

Here's an odd one I found at a random flea market yesterday, picked this up out a box full of Odyssey games; I would've bought the whole thing, but I didn't have enough money.

Anybody interested in this one?

I could've posted my copy of PDZ or Saturn Bomberman or Demon's Crest or whatever, but I figured this would be a little bit cooler to see.

A lotta people don't like Dream Land 3, especially after having played Super Star, but I think it's great. It's also surprisingly challenging, and one-hundred percenting that game is actually fairly difficult.

>>720938
Feel free to hit me up with an e-mail if you're still interested.

And guys, if my prices were always set in stone, I wouldn't be able to sell oxygen to a drowning man.

>>720938
All righty, no problem.

Don't be afraid to talk me down.

Hey boys, anyone interested in these? Put in new batteries and they're working great. Was hoping to get 25 a piece for costs, or 45 for both.

>>720507
How much for Castlevania 2 and 3, Shadow of the Ninja, Bionic Commando, and Guardian Legend?

I can't read a few of the games.

>>720308
What'cha want on Starcraft?

Gee, would be nice to see a pawn shop here in Long Island that didn't only buy/sell jewelry. There's one collectibles/pawn shop, but it's filled with crap.

Anyway, don't expect to get much this weekend; the weather's pretty shitty, but I do have a couple collections to check out, so hopefully it won't be a complete wash.

Please direct your dumbass over to here.
>>715880

>>711970
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HVAC/major appliance mechanic/installer
Drinking heavily
Magic: The Gathering
Completist; always have been, always will be.
Have about 300 games, they are on display in shelves
Because 1. I enjoy games that actually don't treat me like an idiot, and punish me for doing so, and 2. it's somewhat lucrative, and a good investment.

Your cases are weird. PAL I'm taking it?

I've actually for the most part have a hard time finding SNES games too. Luckily, I've hit two sales that increased my library by quite a bit, and had some fairly uncommon pick-ups(Final Fight 3, Knights of the Round, Breath of Fire), but for the most part, I'm up to my neck in NES and N64 games; I can hardly complain, because I've been selling off my excess copies and just buying SNES games I want from anons, but it is annoying to find garage sales full of NES and N64 games week after week.

>>706931
There's a couple reasons for this.

1. Nintendo games had flimsy packaging which people threw away; therefore, it's easy to lose Nintendo games over time compared to Genesis games which begged to kept in those awesome plastic boxes.
2. Who's more popular and well known right now, Mario or Sonic? Thought so. Same applies to Legend of Zelda and Pokémon.
3. On that note, there's a -crazy- amount of Sonic trilogy ports that have come out on multiple systems, forcing the games to go down in price.
4. Of the 3 sixth gen systems, Gamecube was decidedly the least popular in it's lifetime, and even though it had a great library, the system's lack of popularity, plus the fact everyone owns a Wii, makes Gamecube games valuable.

>>706686
Basically this, but Super Mario World still commands a decent chunk of change.

>Dota 2 + Gunstar Heroes

Just a warning, be very careful with N64 labels. Genesis, NES, and SNES labels are much more resistant to chemical cleaners because they're actually a plastic overlay ontop of the paper layer with adhesive. N64 labels are literally ink on paper, so the ink will start to bleed out if exposed to cleaners.